/view/30600.htm lt;lt;Shunde is located in the southern part of Guangdong Province>Shunde District Government Building Most of Shunde belongs to the estuary delta plain formed by river alluvial, and the terrain is slightly higher in the northwest. The altitude is about 2 meters, slightly lower in the southeast, with an altitude of 0.7 meters, and there are some scattered hills. Shunde is surrounded by mountains. The highest mountain is Jinping Mountain in Longjiang Town in the west, followed by Shunfeng Mountain (i.e. Suibangang) in Jiuzhai in the southeast. Asia's tallest archway river Shunde has crisscrossed rivers and intertwined water networks. There are 16 main river channels and sections with a total length of 756 kilometers. The main rivers flow from northwest to southeast according to the terrain. The river width is generally 200 to 300 meters and the water depth is 5 to 10 meters. The main waterways include the main stream of Xijiang River, Pingzhou Waterway, Meijiao River, Nansha River, etc. The beds of most rivers are deep, which is beneficial to navigation, irrigation, breeding and power generation. The Shunde water system is greatly affected by floods and tides. The flood period is from April to September every year, and the rest of the time is a dry period. The highest water level can reach 6.32 meters. Most of the time, the water level fluctuates within the range of 0 to 1 meter. Cultivated land: Except for a few hills, most of Shunde is alluvial soil, which is rich in various organic substances and suitable for the growth of crops. The types of cultivated land can be roughly divided into the following three types: Jitang area: the most widely distributed, mainly concentrated in the northwest, southwest and central part. The terrain is low-lying, the cultivated layer is thick, mostly silt sand, the soil is loose and acidic. Farmers in the past dynasties used low-lying land to dig deep ponds, and piled the dug soil up to form a foundation. They raised fish in the pond and planted mulberries on the foundation. The by-products of mulberry leaves were collected from sericulture and used to feed fish. Plants could also be planted on the foundation and on the edge of the pond. Potatoes, beans, wheat, millet, vegetables, bananas, oil crops, fruit trees, etc. Shawei Field Area: It is mostly distributed in the northeast and southeast. It is an alluvial sand field with deep soil, fertile soil and sufficient water. It is suitable for planting double-cropping rice, with sugar cane occasionally planted. Low hilly valley bottom area: scattered scattered, not many in total, dry soil, more hard sand, low fertilizer content, and insufficient water. Double-cropping rice can be grown at the foot of mountains and pits, while dry crops such as sweet potatoes, cassava, peanuts, beans, etc. are suitable for growing on slopes. Edit this paragraph climate brief description Shunde District This data comes from Baidu Map, the final result shall be subject to Baidu Map data. Shunde is located south of the Tropic of Cancer. It has a subtropical maritime monsoon climate with long sunshine hours, abundant rainfall, warm and humid weather all year round, spring-like weather all year round, and pleasant scenery. Summer lasts from mid-April to late October, lasting more than half a year. The annual average temperature is 21.9 degrees, the extreme minimum temperature is 1.1 degrees, and the extreme maximum temperature is 37.7 degrees. There are 120 days with the daily maximum temperature ≥30 degrees, while there are only 5.5 days with the daily maximum temperature ≥35 degrees. The total annual rainfall is 1639mm, and the number of rainfall days is 147.6. April to September is the rainy season. The rainfall in each month is more than 170mm, and the rainfall during this period accounts for 83% of the total rainfall. The rainfall in May, June and August all exceeds 260mm, and the rainfall in 3 months accounts for 83% of the total annual rainfall. Rainfall of 49. There are 6.6 rainy days throughout the year, with an average of about 1 day per month in the rainy season. The annual average relative humidity is 81. The relative humidity in November and December is the smallest, at 75; the relative humidity from February to September is above 81, with the highest relative humidity in June, reaching 86. There are mostly northerly winds throughout the year, with a frequency of 13. From October to March of the following year, northerly winds prevail, and from April to August there are more southerly or southeasterly winds. The annual average wind speed is 2.5m/s, the average wind speed from January to July is 2.5~2.7m/s, and the average wind speed from August to December is 2.3~2.5m/s. The average number of windy days per year is 3. Summer and autumn are affected by typhoons and there are more heavy storms and rains. There are 80 thunderstorm days in the whole year, and thunderstorms occur in every month. There are more than 10 thunderstorm days in each month from May to August, accounting for 70 of the annual thunderstorm days, with August having the most thunderstorm days, reaching 15 days. From December to February of the following year, frost also occurs when strong cold waves hit, mainly in January. Edit this historical evolution: Most of the land in Shunde was basically covered by sea water in ancient times. About 2,500 to 5,000 years ago, Xingtan, Leliu, and Longjiang gradually became land due to river sedimentation. During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the "South Vietnamese" people living in what is now northern and central Guangdong came to Shunde. They were the first residents of Shunde.

In 217 BC, after the Qin Dynasty unified Lingnan, a large number of Central Plains people immigrated to Shunde, bringing with them the Central Plains' emphasis on agriculture, iron tools, and cattle farming. Shunde's economy featured both fishing and hunting activities and agriculture. However, until the Tang and Song Dynasties, Shunde was still sparsely populated. Most of the places were submerged under the mighty Pearl River, and crocodiles were often seen. The Song Dynasty was a critical period for the development of Shunde. Since Qin Shihuang unified Lingnan and established counties and counties, to the Southern and Northern Dynasties, Shunde belonged to Panyu County, Nanhai County. Starting from the Sui Dynasty, it belonged to Nanhai County, which was separated from Panyu County. During the Five Dynasties and the Southern Han Dynasty, it belonged to Xianning County, which was separated from Nanhai County. In the early Song Dynasty, it was re-merged into Nanhai County. By the early Ming Dynasty, Shunde's Guoji fish pond had already reached a large scale, with a prosperous culture and a population of more than 70,000. Before Shunde was established as a county, it was the area of ??Nanhai and Xinhui counties. Shunde has been settled as early as the Song Dynasty. At the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, people fled with the imperial court, causing Shunde's population to grow rapidly. In 1452, the Huang Xiaoyang uprising broke out in Leliu Longyan. In order to strengthen its rule, the Ming Dynasty in the third year of Jingtai (1452 AD) moved 37 forts and 37 forts in the four capitals of Dongchong, Maning, Ding'an and Xiling in the South China Sea. Baitengbao in Xinhui was set aside and Shunde County was established, taking the meaning of "Shuntian Mingde". Taigenbao was the county seat and was renamed Daliang. After Shunde was established as a county, it was under the Guangzhou Prefecture in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It was under the Yuehai Road during the Revolution of 1911. It was abolished in 1920. Shunde was under the Kuomintang regime, the Guangdong Provincial Government, the Office of the Central District Appeasement Committee, and the Office of the First Administrative Supervisor and Instructor. On October 28, 1949, Shunde was liberated and the Chinese People's Liberation Army stationed in Shunde. On October 30, the Rong (Qi) Gen (Daliang) Military Control Commission was established. On March 20, 1950, the Shunde County People's Government was formally established, under the jurisdiction of the Pearl River Administration. In 1955, the Shunde County People's Committee was established and was affiliated with the Central Guangdong Administrative Office. In 1958, Shunde and Panyu counties were merged and renamed Fanshun County, under the jurisdiction of Foshan Prefecture. In June 1959, the organizational structure of Shunde and Panyu counties was restored, and Shunde was still under the Foshan Prefecture. In 1968, the Shunde County Revolutionary Committee was established and affiliated to Foshan Prefecture. In 1980, the Shunde County People's Government was restored and subordinated to Foshan Prefecture. In June 1983, after the Foshan area was abolished, it was affiliated to Foshan City. On March 26, 1992, the Ministry of Civil Affairs approved the withdrawal of Shunde as a county and the establishment of a city. On April 30, the Shunde Municipal People's Government was formally established, and Shunde's history opened a new page. On July 27, 1999, the Guangdong Provincial Party Committee and the Provincial Government officially approved the opinion on determining Shunde City as the first pilot city to basically realize modernization. The approval agreed that on the premise of maintaining the current county-level organizational structure of Shunde City, in addition to the party committee, discipline inspection, Supervision, courts, procuratorates and other systems and national vertical management departments still maintain the current management authority of Foshan City. All other economic, social, cultural and other affairs are given to Shunde City to exercise the management authority of prefecture-level cities and directly Responsible to the province. On January 8, 2003, it was merged into Foshan City and became a municipal district of Foshan. There has been endless debate about whether the merger was correct and whether it was in line with the laws of economic development. On August 17, 2009, the Guangdong Provincial Party Committee and the Provincial Government officially approved the Shunde District of Foshan City to continue to carry out comprehensive reform experiments with the implementation of the Scientific Outlook on Development as the core. The reply agreed that on the premise of maintaining the current organizational structure of Shunde District, except for the party committee, disciplinary inspection, supervision, court, procuratorate system and matters that require unified and coordinated management by the city, all other economic, social, cultural and other affairs will be vested in Shunde District. Exercise prefecture-level city management authority. In April 2010, after coordination with the Guangdong Provincial Land and Resources, Planning and other relevant departments, and with the approval of the provincial government, the Hengqin New Area Management Committee of Zhuhai City took back all state-owned properties in the Shunde Reclamation Area in the Central Valley of Hengqin Island in Shunde District of Foshan City. Land use rights. Edit this paragraph Folk customs and dragon boat racing Shunde's dragon boat racing has been famous since ancient times. In the early Qing Dynasty, Qu Dajun's "Guangdong Xinyu·Zhouyu" recorded: "Dragon boat fights are held on the Longjiang River in Shunde in the fifth and sixth months of the year. On the day of the fight, the river is neither big nor small, and the water is straight and not surrounded by bays. ... If you win the battle and return to the port, you can gather your relatives and friends for a banquet, and the port will be prosperous and prosperous, and the trade will be prosperous." In fact, dragon boats were practiced in all the villages and forts in the county, and the apricots from the Kangxi period are still preserved in the city museum today. There is a stone plaque in Beishui Village, Tanbei, which reads "Crush all dragons".

With strong consumption power, some of the world’s retail giants, including Wal-Mart, Tesco, AEON (the parent company of Jusco), RT-Mart, Lotus, and Tesco, have settled in the area in batches. Registered population: 196,500 Resident population: 396,500. Ronggui Street Ronggui Street: a well-known rich town and industrial town in the country. Home appliances: such as Galanz, Macro, Vanhe, Kelon, Rongsheng, Huabao, Hisense Shunde, Panasonic of Japan, Sakura of Taiwan, AMP of the United States, and Northern Telecom of Canada; coatings: such as China Resources Paint; the tertiary industry is also developing rapidly; in 2007 On November 28, the title of "China Home Appliance Mold City" was settled in Ronggui, which marked that the development of Ronggui's mold industry has entered a new stage of development. Ronggui owns 4 well-known trademarks in China, 22 famous trademarks in Guangdong Province, 11 famous brand products in China, and 17 famous brand products in Guangdong Province, forming the "Ronggui phenomenon" of "emphasis on brand and quality". In 2008, at the "China's 30 Years of Reform and Opening-up Forum - Forum on Innovating Government Services and Implementing the Scientific Outlook on Development and China Brand Town Awarding Ceremony" held in Beijing, Ronggui was awarded the title of the only "China Brand Town" in the country. This marks that Ronggui's local regional brand economy has been gradually established. Permanent population: 450,000 Registered population: 195,700. Lunjiao Street Lunjiao Street: The economic pillars are the woodworking machinery (the largest woodworking machinery base in South China) industry (such as Ma's) and the electronic computer industry (such as MiTAC); successively obtained the title in October 2006 and May 2007 It has been awarded the titles of "China's Woodworking Machinery Town" and "China's Glass Machinery Town" and has a permanent population of 76,000. Leliu Street Leliu Street: Mainly focused on heavy machinery processing industry, small hardware and small household appliances industry, Leliu local enterprise Dongling Kaiqin Group is an important production base of small kitchen appliances in the world; China Hardware Products Association awarded Leliu Street "China It has the titles of "Slide Rail Industrial Base" and "China Hinge Industrial Base" with a registered population of 114,000. Chencun Town Chencun Town: It has the largest flower trading base in China and is known as the "No. 1 Flower Town" in China. It also has a large-scale machinery trading market and logistics center. Beijiao Town: Beijiao Town: famous for home appliance companies, such as Midea, Whirlpool, Clam, etc., and also famous for real estate, such as Country Garden, etc., and is at the forefront of Guangdong Province in terms of urbanization and greening; in October 2006, The China Household Electrical Appliances Association and the China Light Industry Federation awarded Beijiao Town in Shunde District the title of "China's Home Appliance Manufacturing Town". Lecong Town Lecong Town: It has a large-scale furniture, steel and plastics trading market, and has formed the country's largest beer paper production base and the province's largest cigarette pack and filter paper production base. The per capita savings are the highest in Shunde. , after the merger of Foshan and Dafoshan, it became a hot real estate market; on March 10, 2004, Lecong Town won the honorary title of China's only commercial and trade characteristic area: "Chinese Furniture Trading Capital". In October 2006, China Light Industry Federation and The China Plastics Processing Industry Association awarded the plaque of "China Plastics Trading Capital" to Lecong Town, which has a registered population of 100,000 and a floating population of about 130,000. Longjiang Town: The furniture trading market is comparable to that of Lecong. It mainly develops industries such as plastics, furniture, textiles and clothing, small electrical appliances, beer and beverages (such as Long Beer, San Miguel); China Light Industry Federation and China Furniture Association in In June 2005, Longjiang Town was awarded the titles of "China's Furniture Manufacturing Town" and "China's Furniture Materials Capital"; in 2008, the China Plastics Processing Industry Association awarded Longjiang the "China's Plastic Building Materials Industry Capital"; with a permanent population of 91,000, The migrant population is 70,000. Xingtan Town Xingtan Town: The largest town in Shunde, there is Fengjian, a famous water town in Guangdong. Its industries are mainly plastics, home appliances, feed, food, textile printing and dyeing, etc. Jun'an Town Jun'an Town: Mainly develops clothing, chemical coatings, eco-tourism, etc. Jun'an Town, Shunde has become "China's famous denim clothing town" and the country's largest denim clothing OEM production base, enjoying the reputation of "denim city". Shunde(2 photos)